Pine Avenue, Long Beach

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Pine Avenue, Long Beach

Pine Avenue, Long Beach (must see)

Cruising down Pine Avenue in Long Beach is like flipping through a time-traveling menu—equal parts vintage flair and modern indulgence. It’s where old-school elegance and new-school flavor walk side by side, ideally with something delicious in hand. If your idea of adventure includes appetizers and atmosphere, welcome to Restaurant Row, where every few steps lead to another tempting plate, patio, or cocktail waiting to happen.

The buildings here don’t just wear history—they display it like it is an exhibition. Most date back to the 1920s and ’30s, with elegant façades that have been lovingly preserved, now rubbing elbows with sleek glass towers like they’ve always belonged together. It’s a streetscape with confidence, blending French Renaissance flourishes and Masonic gravitas with rooftop lounges and gastropubs. Look out for the old First National Bank Building and the Masonic Temple—both beautifully restored and now moonlighting as event spaces and watering holes.

But Pine Avenue isn’t all about dinner reservations and architectural flexing. When New Year’s Eve rolls around, it transforms into a three-block-long bash—live music, crowds, confetti, the works. And thanks to extended light rail and bus service, the only thing you’ll be navigating at the end of the night is how to retell it all with some dignity. The party doesn't stop with the calendar, though—food festivals, open-air concerts, and spontaneous dance circles keep the vibe going year-round.

And when the plates are cleared, grab a seat outside and let the city entertain you. Just a short stroll leads to the marina, the waterfront, or a gallery or two in the nearby East Village Arts District. Pine Avenue serves it all—layered with history, spiked with culture, and garnished with just the right amount of flash.

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Sight Name: Pine Avenue
Sight Location: Long Beach, USA (See walking tours in Long Beach)
Sight Type: Shopping
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Walking Tours in Long Beach, California

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